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tantanmen sur fond de bois

Authentic Japanese Tantanmen

A spicy, restaurant-quality tantanmen ramen you can make in no time. A rich, punchy broth topped with deeply savory meat3a that’s my promise to you, dear readers, with this much-loved ramen recipe (one my subscribers keep begging for). There is plenty to cover, so let’s dive straight in. Tantanmen, what […]

curry udon dans un bol sur fond de bois

Authentic Curry Udon

A delicious Japanese recipe combining thick udon noodles with a delicious creamy and comforting Japanese curry Curry udon (カレーうどん), sometimes also called kare udon or curry udon, is a perfect example of Japanese cuisine blending washoku (traditional Japanese cuisine) and yoshoku (Japanese cuisine with Western influences). This dish combines a […]

nouilles Singapour sur fond de bois

Authentic Singapore Noodles

Delicate rice noodles stir-fried in a fragrant curry sauce Curry? Yep, you read that correctly. To be honest, nothing is right about these noodles. They are called Singapore noodles even though absolutely nothing connects them to Singapore (they were invented in Hong Kong); they use curry, an ingredient that is […]

Sauté de porc sur fond de bois

Pork and Cabbage Stir Fry

A quick and simple Asian pork stir-fry recipe like in your favorite restaurant This dish originates from the Chinese cuisine of Hubei province. Quick and simple to prepare, it pairs wonderfully with a good rice recipe, or delicious Asian stir-fried noodles. It’s very flavorful, so it’s best to keep the […]

porc braisé Thai sur un fond de bois

Khao Kha Moo – Thai Braised Pork Leg

A delicious traditional Thai braised pork recipe that will fill your kitchen with the intoxicating aromas of Thai night markets If there’s one thing I directly associate with Thai cuisine, it’s Khao kha moo (ข้าวขาหมู). Literally “Braised pork with rice”, it’s one of the most popular street food dishes in […]

Boeuf croustillant au sésame dans un bol noir

Crispy Sesame Beef

A delicious crispy beef recipe coated in an irresistible sweet and savory sauce A classic of North American Chinese buffets and restaurants, I regret the absence of this dish and its cousins such as crispy orange beef or crispy chili beef on the menus of Asian restaurants in France. No […]

dakgalbi sur fond de bois

Dakgalbi – Korean Spicy Stir-Fried Chicken

A super comforting Korean Dak Galbi recipe If you thought tteokbokki or Chinese hot pot were comforting, let me introduce you to a Korean recipe that will rank just as high in your mind: Dakgalbi. Relatively simple to prepare, it doesn’t require too many exotic ingredients. The few that are […]

mayak gyeran sur fond de bois

Korean Marinated Eggs – Mayak Gyeran

A delicious recipe for Korean-style marinated eggs. Soft and incredibly flavorful Is it a side dish? A delicious topping for ramen? A late-night meal? A banchan? These eggs are ALL of that at once. Well, I’m exaggerating a bit, but it’s hard to find a more versatile dish. You can […]

Jumeokbap – Korean Rice Balls

A delicious recipe for Korean rice balls in 3 ways, perfect for snacks, a small appetizer, or even lunch The onigiri is old news. This classic of Japanese cuisine is dethroned by its Korean cousin: the jumeokbap. Well, okay, I’m exaggerating a bit. Basically, jumeokbap are to onigiri what kimbap […]

Mango Bingsu Korean café-style

A delicious recipe for refreshing Korean mango Bingsu made with shaved ice and mango to recreate the atmosphere of Korean coffee shops at home Bingsu has become a classic of Korean cuisine. With the rise of K-Dramas, this Korean dessert, initially in its classic version of melon bingsu, has convinced […]